FIRE DEPATMENT



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Pass : zaccki

Golf Resort Tycoon



In Golf Resort Tycoon, you are in charge of running a golf resort.

Added to the aspect of the golf course is the ability to run the restaurants, tennis and racquetball courts, guest accommodations, maintenance facilities, and more.

Golf Resort Tycoon has virtually everything that you've ever seen at a golf resort built into it.

Outlaw Golf







Players take control of 10 playable characters, each with their own unique caddy. The series is noted for crude humor, particularly in regard to the characters. For example, Ice Trey is a wigger who is likely to bust out a rhyme to get himself in the mood for the game.

Unique to the series is the "Composure Meter". The better you're playing, the higher your composure - the worse you're playing, the lower. The distance on your clubs increases/decreases as your composure goes up or down, respectively. This is designed to simulate frustration, the more shots you miss, the more frustrated you get. The more frustrated you get, the more shots you miss. A solution to this vicious circle is beating your caddy, which increases your composure for each successful beating.

Outlaw Golf supports single player and multiplayer with 1-4 players.

10 characters are available in this game:

Summer, the famous blonde.
Ice Trey, an expert wigger.
Harley, a great biker.
El Suave, the king of seduction.
Donna, celebrity of the city.
Clem, a mad poor man.
Trixie, a daddy's girl.
Harvest, a young Hippie girl.
Killer Miller, the big assassin.
Suki, the bad mistress.

Instinct




Minimum system requirements:

* System: Pentium IV 2.0 GHz or equivalent
* RAM: 512 MB
* Video Memory: 128 MB
* Hard Drive Space: 8000 MB

Installation:

1. Unrar.
2. Burn or mount with Daemon-tools.
3. Install the game.
4. Copy over the cracked files from the Crack dir on the DVD to your
installation directory.
5. Play the game.

1.92 GB

Call of Cthulhu Dark Corners of the Earth






Call of Cthulhu — Dark Corners of the Earth is a first-person horror game that combines intense action and adventure elements. You will draw upon your skills in exploration, investigation, and combat while faced with the seemingly impossible task of battling evil incarnate.

You will have to keep your mental health in check as you are exposed to the increasingly shocking images of the Cthulhu Mythos. You will need to combat enemies using the environment, powerful and evil artifacts, Alien technology, or by fighting with weapons that are completely authentic for the period.Set during the 1920s, Call of Cthulhu is based on the Cthulhu Mythos of HP Lovecraft, an American writer of fantasy and horror. Lovecraft’s stories tell of unthinkable evil, psychic possession, and mythical worlds and his work has profoundly influenced numerous fantasy and science fiction writers, including Stephen King and Anne Rice.

Features:

* Diverse array of levels from quaint towns to alien locations, including Deep One City
* Dynamic Sanity system resulting in hallucinations, panic attacks, vertigo, paranoia, and more!
* Incredibly detailed real-time graphics with atmospheric lighting and dynamic shadows
* Intelligent gameplay involving puzzle solving as well as combat and exploration
* 1920s weaponry and vehicles as well as evil artifacts and alien technology
* Lovecraft’s famous monsters and locations

Minimal system requirements:

* PIII 600
* 64MB RAM
* 32MB Video Card

Planescape Torment the Game






English | Clone CD Image (WAV+CUE) | WinRAR compression (Best) - 723 + 715 MB | 2 CD Version |RPG


"From the start, you can tell Planescape: Torment kicks ass. It drags you in from the start. You wake up in a mortuary on a stone tablet surrounded by Zombies and a talking skull, and you don't even remember your own name. You are set off trying to find out who you are and so on. The plot line might sound a little stupid, but you'll wind up being so involved in it that you'll end up hopelessly addicted after your first hours of play.

"Things just get better after this. The dialogue is great, there are plenty of spells, and if you know what you have to do, you can do it. An interesting feature is that Nameless One, your main PC, is immortal. He can be killed, but most of the time he will be resurrected..."

"Torment's graphics are excellent for 2D sprites. The characters look realistic and the spell effects are awe-inspiring. One draw back is that, like most games, the characters in the towns look pretty much like all the other characters in the town..."

"Overall, this is an excellent game and I would recommend it unconditionally to anyone who likes fantasy role-playing-games at all."

Gamers Pulse by T. Robert Szekely

"Few games capture me from the get go, but this one did. The introduction cut scene is more than flash and style; miss it at your peril. Planescape: Torment (PST) is the newest Computer Role Playing Game (CRPG) from the people who brought you Baldur’s Gate, Tales of the Sword Coast, Fallout, Fallout 2, and the upcoming Neverwinter Nights and Icewind Dale. This is an RPG pedigree of the highest order and it shows. PST takes place in Sigil, the City of Doors. Think the crossroads of the universe. This is where races, gods and mortals mix. For those familiar with Baldur’s Gate, you will find much that is familiar and a fair amount that has been tweaked and refined. For those who have never played a CRPG, this is a great one to start on."

"The graphic design is simply amazing. The colour palette is varied and gorgeous. The buildings all have a ‘cool’ factor to them. Character animation is great and the bored animations are worth letting nothing happen just to see them. Morte has some great lines which are worth the price of admission alone. The females in the game are, uh, a little more, hmm, buoyant, and scantily clad than the real world would have, but all in all not too bad."

"Needless to say I was impressed. The voice work is the finest I have heard. The music is great and adds greatly to the game. My advice is to crank the speakers and play away."

"All in all Planescape : Torment was an absolute joy to play. I have lost quite a few hours to it and will lose a quite few more before I let this one off my hard drive."

The Vault Network 1999 Awards - Game of the Year

Planescape: Torment marks a triumphant initiation to the quirky D&D Planescape campaign setting. Developed and published by the Black Isle Studios division of Interplay, Planescape: Torment offers a creative storyline with lots of twists and turns, varied and interesting NPCs, exceptional replayability with different types of characters, imaginative artwork, a user-friendly interface, the opportunity to explore varied planes in the multiverse, lots of quests and sub-quests, and much, much more.


Requirements:

Required: IBM compatible PC Pentium 200MHx with MMX, Windows 95/98 with DirectX 6.0 or higher, 32MB RAM, DirectX certified sound and video card, 650 MB free hard drive space, 8x CD-ROM drive, 4MB SVGA video card, 100% micr*soft compatible mouse.

Recommended: IBM compatible PC Pentium 266MHz with MMX, 64MB RAM, 800 MB free hard drive space, 12x CD-ROM drive, 4MB or greater SVGA video card for 24 and 32 bit effects.


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Pass : King HellikXs

EVIL DEAD : REGENERATION





Enter an all-new Evil Dead experience as Ash finds himself arrested, convicted of murder, and sentenced to Sunny Meadows, an institute for the criminally insane. Though better than the madness he escaped hidden within the woods, he quickly learns the evil has only become more
malevolent.

Deep in the basement of an insane asylum, the mad Dr. Vingo Reinhard combines technology with The Book of The Dead, AKA The Necronomicon, to fulfill perverted experiments of his very own.


Evil.Dead.Regeneration.READ.NFO.8.3.FILENAME.REPACK-DVN :


Evil.Dead.Regeneration.Intro.Addon-MKN :


Evil.Dead.Regeneration.Launcher.FIX.FOR.DVN-RAiN :


Pass : s7or4x

Blair Witch Volume 1: Rustin Parr



The filmmakers behind The Blair Witch Project created a lengthy and involved history regarding the mysterious goings-on in Burkittsville (also known as Blair), Maryland. Of the many supernatural events they concocted, the creepiest is the story of Rustin Parr. According to the fictional tale, seven children disappeared from Burkittsville during the early 1940s. In 1941, a hermit named Rustin Parr left his house in the forest, walked into town, and said to a local shopkeeper, "I'm finally finished." Six of the children were found murdered in Parr's basement; one child, Kyle Brody, was still alive and standing in the corner.

The story of Parr will be somewhat familiar to those who saw the film. Parr's house was the site of the final scene, and it's the key to the film's cryptic ending. The murders are also the subject of Blair Witch Volume 1: Rustin Parr, the first entry in Gathering of Developers' three-game Blair Witch series.

The game was developed by Terminal Reality, whose Nocturne tread similar ground. In fact, Rustin Parr is a sort of sequel to Nocturne. It uses the same engine and the same characters. You play Elspeth "Doc" Holliday, who was only a bit player in Nocturne but gets the starring role in Rustin Parr. Holliday is an agent of Spookhouse, a government agency set up to investigate the supernatural, and she is sent to Burkittsville to see if there is any truth to Parr's claims that he was under the influence of otherworldly forces when he committed the murders.

It's a good premise, and the pairing of the Spookhouse agents with the Burkittsville legend seems like a perfect match. And, for the most part, it works. Rustin Parr manages to pack in some really scary moments. However, as in Nocturne, the reliance on gunplay and monster killing takes away from the more subtle tone of the game. The Resident Evil-like monster infestations in Blair Witch Volume 1 seem out of place. The game - like the film - is at its scariest when there is merely the suggestion that something supernatural is afoot. When it's blatant, it just gets silly.

Before heading to Burkittsville, you must go through a training session. Here, all of the Nocturne engine's shortcomings are in full effect. The shifting third-person perspective can make the combat frustrating and difficult, as in most every other games of this type since Alone in the Dark. The designers have but one suggestion: Find a better camera angle when fighting. This is actually a "technique tip" in the training mission, and it makes you wonder why the designers didn't follow their own advice and replace "fighting" with "designing."

This tip actually won't work when combat becomes constant later in the game, as moving to a new location simply means finding more enemies and a potentially worse angle to fight from. Moreover, the game's auto-aim feature in inconsistent, and it's hard to keep a bead on incoming adversaries. Luckily, combat is an optional element throughout most of the game, perhaps unintentionally. It's quite easy to just avoid most enemies altogether and run past them. You'll have a huge train of undead beasts on your tail as a result, but not fighting them can save you some trouble.

Rustin Parr picks up once the training mission is over, when Holliday goes to Burkittsville and begins investigating. There's more of an adventure element in Rustin Parr than there is in Nocturne, and Holliday keeps excellent notes so that you stay on track. However, this adventure element isn't very pervasive, and you'll probably wish you could interact more with the townies, but you'll still get a good deal of interesting history and friend-of-a-friend anecdotes about the evil that lurks in the woods.

Nocturne





NO PASS

Robert D. Anderson and the Legacy of Cthulhu





A playable horror novel based upon the Cthulhu myth by H. P. Lovecraft. Game, movie and audio book are merged into one great experience that is dedicated to telling a story that is among the best in dark mystery and pure horror.

The player impersonates Robert D. Anderson, a hard-boiled private investigator from NY who is glad that noone knows his real name: Robert Dietrich, Freiherr von Landers, last successor of an old noblemen family from Bavaria. After an incident in Providence, he is forced to travel into the 3rd Reich in order to examinate his origins. At the castle of his ancestors, occupied by fanatic SS troops and worshippers of the order of the Black Sun, Robert discovers secrets that could endanger mankind itself…

Features:

Thrilling storyline based upon H.P. Lovecraft’s ideas and set in Bavaria 1940

Playable novel with 15 unique chapters, ranging from castles & dungeons to lost worlds in space

12 weapons: Pistols, rifles, German secret weapons of WWII, alien technology, destructive spells of the Great Old Ones

4 multiplayer arenas for up to 8 players

Huge Bonus Pack

Made by fans of the Cthulhu myth for fans of the Cthulhu myth.

Cutscenes directed by Gerhard Daurer, award-winning director and author of “Game of Life.”

Exclusive soundtrack contributed by Europeans Dark Wave / Goth / Ambient / EBM scene.

Comes with dozens of exclusive Artworks from Peter “Project:Strom” Siedl and five totally new short stories based upon H. P. Lovecraft.


System Requirements:

Athlon XP (at least 2600+) or. Sempron (at least 3200+), Pentium D/Celeron (any)
512 MB Ram
64MB DirectX 9.0c graphics
DirectSound
P4s and Celerons of the “old” type can cause problems!

Ghost master



* Innovative and universally appealing game concept - control the bad guys for a change!

* Groundbreaking graphical and technological advances - that bring bring unparalleled levels of accessibility, enjoyment and involvement.

* A wide range of ghosts and scaring tools at your disposal!

* Uses a simple "forget the manual" game interface

* Ground-breaking artificial intelligence - many seemingly-living AI driven characters in each level




Pass : hackhell

Penumbra Overture - Episode 1








Mirror Link for part 1:

Nosferatu





Delivering a blend of atmospheric survival horror and intense first-person shooter action, Nosferatu: The Wrath of Malachi immerses players in the terror of an ancient, gothic castle full of vampires. With the monstrous undead lurking around every corner, players must search through the shadowy halls and dank dungeons of a massive castle to free their imprisoned friends and family...failure to rescue the prisoners will not only result in their death, but in the resurrection of an ancient supernatural being who will threaten all of mankind.


Nosferatu-CLS :


Nosferatu.Launcher.FIX-CLS :


Pass : s7or4x

Scratches-RiTUEL + Addon





As a first person Horror Adventure game, you are Michael Arthate, living in a haunted mansion, known as Blackwood Manor. As you explore your creepy, eerie, new home, you learn that it used to belong to James Blackwood who was accused of murdering his wife Catherine in the early 1960’s.

The mystery of what happened all those years ago threatens to distract you from your own work. In the middle of the night you awaken out of a nightmare so vivid you’d swear it was real. And just then you hear the sound of something scratching It may threaten your sanity, if not your life.


Scratches-RiTUEL :


Scratches.Intro.Addon-FAS :


Pass : s7or4x

Dracula: The Last Sanctuary (ISO)






Dracula: The Last Sanctuary is the sequel to Dracula Resurrection, and, like that game, it has very distinctive graphics. Unlike its predecessor, which was short and easy, The Last Sanctuary also has a bit more substance. It's lengthy and difficult, and there are puzzles at every turn. You play as Jonathan Harker, and once again you are trying to save your fiancée Mina from the clutches of Dracula. You begin the game in London, where Dracula has set up shop in a run-down house. In the house, you'll need to find some clue as to where Dracula may go next. During your explorations of the house, you'll be set upon by werewolves. These werewolves are easily destroyed by sunlight, and you'll find numerous puzzles that require you to reflect the light outside onto the hairy beasts. These puzzles are challenging and occasionally interesting, though less so if you consider that the creators of the game have ignored, without explanation, everything you've ever been taught about werewolves: Werewolves are nocturnal, and sunlight only turns them into naked, confused people.




Pass : Opus

Land of the Dead: Road to Fiddler's Green









Game features:
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A horrific plague breaks out and mobs of zombies are roaming throughout the tri-state area, killing people at random. You play Jack, a simple farmer who must rise beyond fear, and battle your way through hordes of terrifying undead who are bent on spreading the zombie plague. You encounter a mysterious man named Mr. Kaufman who has established Fiddler's Green, a fortified city, which holds the last of the living. He has offered you a special job, with an exceptional reward. An offer too good to turn down, but will you live long enough to reap the rewards?

Based on the George A. Romero film, Land of the Dead, this intense 3D zombie experience will grip and terrify you like none other.

Based on the feature film from George A. Romero, this new chapter in the Living Dead series is a full-featured, first-person shooter video game sets players in the midst of a gruesome adventure in which they battle to save themselves – and a diminishing living population - from an army of the dead bent on spreading a zombie plague. Developed by Brainbox Games, a Digital Extremes Studio, and using the Unreal Engine, the game features terrifying zombies, frightening effects, an immersive storyline and key environments seen in the film. Gamers can also join intense, bone-chilling multiplayer battles against the dead online.

System Requirements :

Minimum:

-Pentium III/1 GHz CPU
-256 MB of RAM
-2 GB Hard Disk Space
-SVGA, high-color (16-bit)
-16-bit DirectX 9.0 compatible sound card
-64 MB DirectX 9.0 compatible video card (minimum nVidia
GeForce or ATI Radeon class card)
-DirectX 9.0 or higher (included on CD)
-Keyboard
-Mouse
-56 Kbps modem or faster for Internet play


Recommended:

-Pentium III/1.2 GHz CPU
-512 MB of RAM
-2 GB Hard Disk Space
-16-bit DirectX 9.0 compatible sound card
-128 MB DirectX 9.0 compatible video card with hardware
transform & lighting (Radeon 9000 / GeForce FX or higher)
-DirectX 9.0 or higher (included on CD)
-Keyboard
-Mouse
-Broadband connection for Internet play

Supported operating systems are Windows 98/ME/2000/XP/Vista

Alone In The Dark 4 - The New Nightmare



I have been dying to get my hands on this title and now that I have I can safely say that I'm glad I did. The atmosphere is very dark in this one. The use of the flashlight is very nicely done with the light passing realistically over walls and objects. There are some good puzzles which are reasonably thought provoking and much better than the bog standard fare in Resident Evil. The books are very well written and are interesting to look through. They help shed light on the well crafted story that sits behind the game. You can play as 2 different characters in a similar fashion to Resident Evil 2, however in AitD4 the paths for each character are very different in both story and gameplay. So much so that aside from the overall story and setting it's much like having 2 unique adventures. It's not until you start to get fair way into the game with the 2nd character that you start to realize just how well the game fits together. The questions that you had at the end of the first time through are answered with the 2nd character and it's also nice to see that unlike the 2nd scenario in RE2 which saw you performing many of the same tasks that you had to in the first scenario, AitD does not make you do the same puzzles again, instead you have entirely different ones which not only makes sense logically but also means the replay value is such that you haven't really finished the game until you've played through with both characters.


One of the better Survival horror titles to date, marred slightly by the half-hearted final section of the game. The 2 different characters are completely different to play thorough the game as so there's hours of entertainment to be had. It's a lot of fun but the few of you out there who are fans of the original Alone games who don't like Resident Evil may want to give it a try before they buy. However, I for one will be standing in line for my copy when the next title in the Alone in the Dark saga is released.


Instructions :

1) Mount Or Burn on DVD
2) Install the game
3) Play the Game

Note :- You have to keep the ISO/DVD Mounted/Inserted to Play. Sorry couldn't find the NoCD crack

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